Kichibe

In the late 1980s Negros Island of the Philippines experienced a serious crisis that caused widespread starvation.
Written by rock singer Manji Ikuta, this song was inspired by the children of Negros Island who- like morning glories that bloom with the morning sun- continued to lived robustly even in poverty. It is a song that continues to be sung, beyond generations.

With the worldwide presence of fascism, hate speech, war and continuing outbreaks of violence due to racial and religious discrimination, Kichibe responds with this song, calling for each one of us to treasure the ties of friendship with the world and live for peace, not suffering.
Her motto is "Kissing tomorrow" - believe in tomorrow!

In the late 1980s Negros Island of the Philippines experienced a serious crisis that caused widespread starvation.
Written by rock singer Manji Ikuta, this song was inspired by the children of Negros Island who- like morning glories that bloom with the morning sun- continued to lived robustly even in poverty. It is a song that continues to be sung, beyond generations.